To remove all local changes in Roblox Studio, the safest built-in option is to reopen a previous version of the place from Version History and replace your current local copy with it.

Fast way

  1. Open your experience in the Roblox Creator Hub.
  2. Go to the Places tab.
  3. Open Version History for the place.
  4. Pick a version from before the changes.
  5. Open that version in Studio and save it as your working copy.

If you only want to discard unsaved edits

  • Use Undo for recent changes, or close the place without saving if the edits were not published.
  • Studio undo can revert script edits, but some actions may be irreversible once overwritten.

Important note

Roblox keeps saved copies of published places, so version rollback is the main recovery path when you want to wipe out edits that are already part of a saved place. If the changes were only local drafts in a collaborative setup, reinstalling or switching environments can affect drafts, but that is not the same as cleanly reverting the place itself.

Practical example

If you changed terrain, scripts, and parts and want everything back to how it was yesterday, go to Version History , choose yesterday’s version, and restore that version instead of trying to delete changes one by one.

TL;DR: use Version History to roll back the place; use Undo only for very recent local edits.